On 26 September, the school security guards killed the nursed-dog mother, and the school's response to the bite of a stray dog, which was taken out for the safety of teachers and students. The school's security guards must have listened to the school, and the stray dog must have been thrown into the lake the other day, probably in the property industry. The security guards were right. They might have been dog-loving, but if they had not listened, they might have lost their jobs.
If the stray dog bites the student because of his or her own inaction, they are more afraid of responsibility, the order is under the school, the security guards are only the enforcers, they have no decision-makers, and the police station is currently dealing with it, indicating that school practices, not just dog-loving people, are dissatisfied.
The killing of stray dogs is the most immediate and effective solution for the safety of teachers and students, but it is also cruel and perhaps better than direct killing. After all, you can get a cage and a dog lover to adopt.
In response, some netizens said that the tragedy of stray dogs was the abandonment of people, who were likely to have rabies and to be dangerous for children. In particular, feeding animals are likely to be many times more aggressive than usual, because they are trying to protect their cubs, especially when they identify them as safe, and when strange things approach the area, they allow invasion.
Some netizens said:
People would be at the top of the moral hierarchy to condemn it, and it would be easy to move. Those who don't like cats and dogs don't have them. They don't have them. They let them out.
Some netizens say:
These good people, full of “love” “good thoughts,” will only appear when a stray cat or dog is beaten, if you want them to come forward and say that I pay for it, or take one or two of them home with full responsibility, which they will not promise, after all, is so cheap to touch.
The security guard killed the dog today, causing a noise, and vice versa, if the dog bites today because the guard didn't deal with the stray dog in a timely manner, the blame will be on the security guard, and for the stray dog, if you throw one, you'll basically have to wait and eat, and once the stray dog is in a group, the territorial consciousness is not as strong as it should be, and how can the stranger be careful not to provoke the stray dog population?
The school, which was supposed to clean up the stray dogs, was also difficult to do as a matter of fact, and was expected to draw protests from dog-loving students and animal protection organizations. If a student is bitten by a stray dog in a school, can dog-loving people and the Vigilante take responsibility? I don't think so.
Why aren't these stray dogs loved while they were wandering? Death comes out of love. If we say that if one person comes out and cares about it and takes it, will it be killed for biting?
If a dog bites a student, who is responsible? If the guard kills the dog, is it wrong? I think it's because there's a stray dog, a stray cat, and then there's no more.
In such matters, it is hoped that you will be able to trace the source of the fire to the perpetrators of the stray dog, who are responsible for the tragedy: abandoners! abandon animals, everyone shouts, and in reality, which unit is in charge? This lack of clarity has led to night owls everywhere in the district, shouting all night at the onset of the season.
If the dog had been beaten, it would have been condemned; if it had been bit, the school would have paid for it, it would have been said that the dog had been seduced, and that, in fact, it was a source of controversy.
What do you think about that?